"The Blind Side" has been waylaid with controversy more than a decade after the 2009 blockbuster movie's release. On Aug. 14, Michael Oher, the onetime NFL player whose story was dramatized in ...

In The Blind Side, Michael Oher (portrayed by Quinton Aaron) goes from being a homeless teenager to finding a family and his footing in the world, all while reaching success in the world of ...

But Oher, who played eight seasons in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens, Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers, says the 2009 movie, "The Blind Side," which is based on the Michael Lewis book of ...

“The Blind Side” earned more than $300 million at the box office, and it brought widespread fame to the Tuohys. In 2014, they were interviewed at Baylor University by its then president, ...

Former Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Willie Anderson pinned his Hall of Fame absence on "The Blind Side" in an interview with Kay Adams Thursday.

Michael Oher, whose life served as inspiration for the film 'The Blind Side,' accused Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy of using a conservatorship to gain control of his finances.

The producers of "The Blind Side" are addressing the "many mischaracterizations and uninformed opinions" surrounding the award-winning film, clarifying how much money the Tuohy family and Michael ...

Both men went on to defend the authenticity of the movie — which has come under question since Oher’s scathing accusations. Regarding the story behind The Blind Side, they praised the Tuohys ...

The producers behind The Blind Side are speaking out amid Michael Oher 's bombshell conservatorship lawsuit against Leigh Anne Tuohy and Sean Tuohy, defending the 2009 film and sharing exactly how ...

The producers of “The Blind Side” are speaking out for the first time since Michael Oher accused Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy of withholding his portion of the proceeds made from the film.

“The Blind Side was a film that no major studio would make, back when Alcon financed the film in 2009. The prevailing ‘wisdom’ was that a football movie starring a woman would not appeal to ...

The afterlives of 'The Blind Side' and 'The Help,' as well as the development of 'Killers of the Flower Moon,' point to the tenacity of a timeworn Hollywood trope.